Last week-end in Bergeyk outdoors I looked at the sun set and saw two sunsputs with the naked eye, a few days later the largest sunburst of the last 30 years took place blowing a dens solar-wind to earth were it hit the poles lighting up the night-sky with Aurora's also unto my latitude though it was cloudy here I didn't see.

Today October the 31th I collected a graph from the latest week of solar wind data by the CELIAS/MTOF Proton Monitor on SOHO Spacecraft, and I transformed proton-counts into sound on a synthesiser.

On a scale of density 1 to 1000 protons/cm3
High counts become High tones
Low counts become Low tones

The duration of the CELIAS/MTOF observation was from 17 october to 31 october
Counting protons every 38 minutes of observations, becomes in my synthesizer one tone

I used the period of 17 october to 30 october 05h50 of the data, so 13 days and 05h50 I transformed now in a 01min02sec Sound Wave,
the big burst was in the evening of 24 october, in my Sound Wave around 37 seconds into the wave.

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